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Whether you love books or haven’t found the right one yet, this year is all about exploring new stories, characters and adventures!  \nWhy do we have a National Year of Reading?  \nResearch shows that in recent years, fewer people have been reading for pleasure. This year aims to help everyone read more often by discovering books they enjoy, and make reading part of everyday life.  \nHow can YOU get involved?  \n• Tell your friends and family about this special year.  \n• Recommend books you've enjoyed.  \n• Read for ten minutes each day.  \n• Try a new author or genre!  \n• Visit your school or local library.  \n• Read what you love. Have interests and hobbies? Read about them. It’s a great way to get into reading!  \n• Be fearless! Choose something new and expand your horizons!  \n• Try to establish a regular reading routine. By doing this, reading will become a natural part of your day. Effortless!  \nCONTENTS:  \nNational Year of Reading ......1  \nTop Rated Books 2025………..2  \nAuthor in focus……….………...2  \nBook of the month: March…..3  \nCelebrating World Book Day………………...3  \nHow can parents help?..........4  \nWhy you need to read...........5  \nLibrary at Lord Lawson………6  \nActivity page .........................7  \nAUTHOR IN FOCUS  \nTOP RATED CHILDREN’S BOOKS OF 2025  \nTo get you started on your reading journey, here’s some of our favourite reads of 2025.  \nHumour-Lottie Brooks by Jacqueline Wilson  \nAimed at readers aged 9 to 12 years old, covering issues like starting secondary school, friendship struggles, and first crushes, with Lottie herself often portrayed around 11 or 12, this book is perfect for fans of Dork Diaries and Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney  \nHorror – Horowitz Horror Series by Anthony Horowitz  \nEnter the dark and scary world of Anthony Horowitz and expect the unexpected! It's a world where everything seems nice and nor  \nmal to begin with. But the weird, the surprising and the truly terrifying are always lurking just out of sight.  \nHorowitz Horror books are a must read! Mystery – Dread Wood by Jennifer Killick  \nAs the fear and dread build up in this tense thriller, a group of misfits is forced to work asa team to defeat the most terrifying of hidden attackers. Creepy things lurk in the shadows, indescribable nasties leap out of the ground when least expected and death, or worse, awaits anyone who dares to put an end to some really dreadful events!  \nSports Fiction-Football Superstars Series  \nFrom Lionel Messi and Cristiano  \nRonaldo to Bukayo Saka and Sadio Mane, each of the Football superstars books zooms in on the story, life and major success moments of one of the many footballers who have made history. Which one will be your ultimate hero?  \n“SOMETIMES I THINK EVERYONE LIKES TO BELIEVE ALIE EVEN WHEN THEY KNOW IT'S ALIE BECAUSE IT'S MORE EXCITING THAN THE TRUTH.” -ONJALIQ. RUAF  \n2  \nchildren  \nWe love to celebrate reading and World Book Day gives us a fantastic reason to celebrate in STYLE! World Book Day 2026 was no exception!  \nThis year, our World Book Day celebrations were bigger and brighter than ever! Students and staff embraced the joy of reading through a range of creative and engaging activities. Throughout the week leading up to the main event, the whole school took part in Drop Everything and Read, creating a wonderful moment of quiet focus and shared enjoyment of books.  \nStaff joined in the fun with their brilliant ‘shelfies’, giving students a peek at the books that inspire them.  \nOur Sixth Form students added extra excitement by dressing up as their favourite literary characters, bringing stories to life around the school.  \nYears 7 and 8 enjoyed a lively World Book Day quiz, while our Reading Café offered a cosy space for students to relax with a book and a refreshing d","cbCaihOwVyW14t6B","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihOwVyW14t6B","pdf",1260737,"English","# National Year of Reading\n# Top Rated Books 2025\n## Author in focus\n## Book of the month: March\n## Celebrating World Book Day\n# How can parents help?\n# Why you need to read\n# Library at Lord Lawson\n# Activity page","[{\"question\":\"Why was the National Year of Reading 2026 created?\",\"answer\":\"The newsletter notes that fewer people have been reading for pleasure in recent years. 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